Answer:
Under Leonid Brezhnev's leadership, Soviet citizens faced poor public service and product shortages, although the country's economy was growing considerably.
Explanation:
The Brezhnev government was marked by considerable economic growth until 1973, when the USSR entered a phase of economic stagnation from which it would only recover in its later years. The Soviet leader invested massively in weapons and space technology, but public health and education systems have deteriorated. It was also forced to import grains because of the low production in the field.
